Posts Tagged ‘Thunderbird’
How to Make Gmail Play Nicely with Your Desktop Email Client
June 5th, 2010 | 
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How to Make Gmail Play Nicely with Your Desktop Email Client
If you use Gmail as your email backend but prefer a good old-fashioned desktop email client for handling your day-to-day email, you’re probably aware that many clients—like Outlook or Mail.app—don’t play that nice with Gmail. Here’s how to fix that.While Thunderbird no longer needs any extra work to become the ultimate Gmail IMAP client, mail clients, such as Mail.app or Outlook, do not exhibit normal behavior when using Gmail’s servers.Gmail ..read more
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Silence of the Foxes Creates Custom Firefox Installations
Silence of the Foxes Creates Custom Firefox Installations
If you hate installing all your Firefox extensions, plugins, and custom tweaks when you do fresh system installation, Silence of the Foxes will build you a custom and silent Firefox installation.
Silence of the Foxes works on both Firefox and Thunderbird, although most users will find it most helpful for streamlining Firefox installations.
Download Silence of the Foxes, extract the files, and run the main executable. You’ll need a Firefox installation file for Silence of ..read more
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Tags: Bookmarks, Default Method, Directories, Downloads, Firefox Extensions, Foxes, Freeware Windows, Ini File, Job, Key Files, Mdash, Mozbackup, Original Source, Passwords, Plugins, Profile, Silence, Thunderbird, Tweaks |
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